"Nepatsfan" <nepatsfan@SBXXXIX.com> wrote in
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> "Jojo" <jojo@monkey.com> wrote in message
> news:475DAC25.7030306@monkey.com...
>> Nepatsfan wrote:
>>> "Jojo" <jojo@monkey.com> wrote in message
>>> news:475D9828.508@monkey.com...
>>>> Is there a way to change the "notification bell" when
>>>> the volume is changed from the Taskbar's Volume icon
>>>> or Volume Control window?
>>>>
>>>> When I have headphones on, it's too loud.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Try the following procedure and you shouldn't hear any sound when
>>> changing the volume.
>>>
>>> Click on the speaker in the Notification area to display the Volume
>>> slider. Use the scroll wheel on your mouse to move the slider up or
>>> down.
>>
>> Not sure if I understand your answer or if you are misunderstanding
>> my question. The sequence is...
>> * Click down on slider
>> * Move slider up/down
>> * Unclick (click up)
>> * The loud "Notification Bell"
>>
>> It's that "Notification Bell" that I want to change or eliminate.
>>
>> Thanks.
>
> Don't click and hold the slider to move it up and down.
> With the Volume control displayed, spin the scroll wheel on your mouse
> forward and back.
> This should raise or lower the slider on the Volume control without
> setting off the default beep.
>
> Nepatsfan
>
>
>
Another solution - usually this beep is actually sent to the internal
speaker on the computer. Some computers route this through the sound
card. You may be able to either disconnect a wire inside the computer,
or turn the volume of the "PC Speaker" on the sound card down or mute it.
To access this, double-click on the speaker icon to get the volume
controls. If "PC Speaker" or something like that does not show up, click
on Options, then Properties - in there, you may be able to set it to show
this volume slider. Which controls are available depends on what sound
chipset/driver you have.